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Space requirements for Rabbit? [duplicate]
I am interested in getting a rabbit, specifically a Holland Lop rabbit, and am wondering how much cage room I should give the rabbit to live comfortably. This is just the cage space, I would also let ...
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What size of hutch would be right for two mini lops? [duplicate]
Warning, I am completely new to owning rabbits! Have had guinea pigs/hamsters in the past but no rabbits.
I am interested in buying two mini lop rabbits and have a large garden but a small budget. ...
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Do rabbits make any sounds?
I'm considering a pet rabbit and I am wondering about noise issues.
If dogs bark and cats meow, do rabbits make any noises, or are they silent?
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Is keeping a pet rabbit in an outdoor hutch a kindness?
Rabbits have been domesticated for hundreds of years, historically for farm production/substance reasons. With the move to companion animal being only with in the last 100+ years.
With current ...
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Can house rabbits have free access to the whole house all the time?
I am thinking about getting a rabbit and during my research I learned about bunny proofing, litter boxes, and have heard about cages for the bunnies and that they need to room to run. There seems to ...
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Can rabbits drink from a bowl of water?
I often see rabbits in cages with bottles of water hanging on the side. Can they drink from a bowl like a cat or a dog? Is there some reason they should drink from a bottle with a nipple?
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What size should an exercise pen be for a rabbit?
I am going to get a standard sized rabbit. It's going to be in an exercise pen most of the time; how large should the pen be?
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Is a bedroom enough space for a bunny to be happy?
I've wanted a bunny for ages, and I'm still living at "mum's house" and she has very strict rules on pets. The conclusion is that if I'm to get a bunny, he/she would have to live in my room. Now, I've ...
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Food Pellet - Is my rabbit eating enough?
I've recently gotten a bunny, less than a week, and I researched a lot before getting it. I bought a large cage, timothy hay, Zupreme rabbit food...
As soon as I brought him from the shelter, I filled ...
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Can a neglected/abandoned domestic house rabbit be re-socialized?
I know from the question Can an adult feral cat be socialized/domesticated? and the somewhat related question Why are cats released as part of “spay and release” programs? that socializing a cat that ...
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Rabbit scratching and rubbing her teeth on her litter box?
So my rabbit was sick, and we took her to the vet one night, and we put her in a new cage (smaller) and we would put her back in her big cage when she felt a bit better.
So once we put her in her new ...
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What to do with a bonded domestic rabbit and a cottontail
Last summer my one of my female rabbits bonded with a male cottontail rabbit. Before I was able to catch her, they would hand out nightly in the neighbors driveway. This went on for a few months.
I ...
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What can I do about this injury of my rabbit?
Our Rex rabbit has recently become pregnant and had a miscarriage. She still keeps plucking fur on the back of her neck like she is still making a nest. She has plucked her fur so much she caused a ...
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How can I take care of a bunny?
So here is the deal: my dad purchased a baby bunny (or at least I think so, because it is really small) for my sister.
But considering my previous experience, I know I will end up taking care of it. ...
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How fast does a rabbit get attached as a pair? [closed]
How fast does a rabbit get attached as a pair? I’d like to separate but not lose a bunny due to loneliness. They have been together in two groups. One having two bunnies and one having three bunnies.
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